Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-26
Postal Changes.

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Postal Changes.
Copyright, 1884, By the California Associated Press
WAsHINGToN, May 25th.-[Special. l.
Alfred Dixon has been commissioned Post.
| master at Michigan Bluff.
The following changes in star schedules
have been ordered Redding to Weaver
ville-Leave Redding daily; except Sunday,
| at u P. NJ, and arrive at Weaverville the
| next day by 6:45 A. NJ. Leave Weaverville
daily, except Sundays, at p. NJ, and ar
rive at heddlng the next day by S:45 A. NJ
A Suit for Five Millions.
NEW York, May 25th.-The Commercial
! Adcertiser says: A suit involving S., ,O00.-
| 600 is about TO be commenced against Jay
Gould and Russell Sage as trustees of the
consolidated mortgage on the Kansas
Pacific Railway by foreign holders of bonds
under the mortgage. Certain facts were
| elicted during the recent examination of
| the affairs of the Pacific railways bv the
| United States Pacific Railway Commission
which have long been suspected by inter-
| ested parties, but which they were unable
| to prove. Now all is made clear, and
| suit will be the result.
| The Beer Makers.
BALTIMORE, May 25th-In the Brewers
Convention, after the appointment of nomi-
mating and other necessary committees.
the Convention adjourned till tomorrow
morning, when the officers for the ensuing
| year will be elected. In the afternoon the
various committees held private meetings
and most of the visitors spent several hours
| inspecting the large breweries outside the
| city. The Convention will close with a
| banquet tomorrow night.
Presbyterian Convention.
OMAHA, MAY 25th.-In the PRESBYTERIAN
| Convention to-day the resignation of DR..
Allison, as a member of the Board of
Freedmen's Missions was rendered and ac-
| cepted. The report of the Committee on
| Theological Soeminaries reported thirteen
OF those in the country, all in prosperous
| condition, with an increase of SIS students
over last year The committee recon-
mended that hereafter more attention be
paid in all theological institutions to a
more systematic study of the English Bible
Cost of Indian Supplies.
! WASHINGTON, May 25th.-Indian Com
| missioner Atkins has returned from New
| York, where he had been for the past two
weeks opening bids and awarding contracts
for furnishing the Indian service with
| clothing, drygoods, boots, shoes, hardware,
| for the next fiscal year. The aggregate
| will reach 81, 100000.
Baptist Publication Society.
| MINNEAPOLIS, May 25th.-The American
/ Baptist Publication Society held its sixtv-
third annual meeting this morning. Dir.
| Goodman presented the report of the Board
of Managers. He called attention to the
| supplemental report announcing the defal-
cation of over $50, ,452 by two book keepers
and the subsequent recovery of part of the
money. The shortage has been reduced to
$4,000 and possibly may be reduced to
$4,000.
TunneIing the Hudson.
| New YORK, May 25th.-The Pennsvl-
vania Railroad finds it necessary to reach
| New York city by other means than the
| ferries, because the New York Central cap
! lures the cream of the passenger trade, so
it is going TO build a tunnel under the
| Hudson river at cost (for the tunnel at
| the terminals) of 81 000,000. 1t will re-
! quire two years to complete the work The
] New York terminal Will be under Wash
| ington Square. There are TO be two
parallel tunnels, one for trains going each
way.
\ Railroad Agreement.
New YORK, May 25th.-The conference
of the trunk line representatives was CON
clUded to-day, and the decision relative to
division of rates was agreed to, subject to
| the approval of the General Committee of
| the interested roads. Commissioner Fink
| declined to state the terms of the agree
ment.
Baseball Record.
CINCINNATI, May 25th.-Cincinnati,
Athletic, 5.
LouIsvnLE-Louisyille, 8; Brooklyn, l.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis, 10; Metropoltans, 3.
BosroN-BOstOn, t 4; Chicago, ..
CLEyRLAND-Cleveiand, I !; Baltimore, 13
Stufflng the Eastern Natives.
Copyright, 1887, By tie California Associated Press
| WASHINGTON, May e5th.-[Special. j
| Louis Nesaria, of San Francisco, who has
been employed in the Pacific Bank of that
city, is on brief visit to Washington and
| the East-his first visit since he went Cali
fornia gold hunting from Canton, O.. in the
| spring OF 1850.
Death of Prominent Clergyman.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25th.-Rev. Richard
| Newton, D. D., the distinguished Protest
ant Episcopal clergyman died at his resi-
dence at Chestnut Hill this morning. aged
"A years.
Severe storm in Texas.
SAN ANGELO, May 25th.-A disastrous
storm visited this place last night, damag-
ing business property and suburban resi-
dcnces to the extent of $4,000
Polygamist Pardoned.
WASHINGTON, May 25th.-The President
has granted amnesty in the case of Lars
Christianson, convicted in Utah of poIyg-
amy.
o'Brien Again in Canada.
NIAGARA FALLS, MAY 25th-P. NJ
O'Brien left for Montreal at O'Clock this
evening.